350-601 Question #500: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

The correct answer is A: NAS. A NAS device is an appliance that directly connects to the network either through a hardwired Ethernet (RJ45) cable or via Wi-Fi, thus creating a LAN instead of WAN. It is assigned an IP address, and data transfer between users, servers, and a NAS via TCP/IP. NAS operates with a

Storage Network

Question

Which storage solution operates at the file level and contains its own native lightweight operating system on simplified hardware?

Options

ANAS
BSAN
Cunified fabric
Dstandard file server

Explanation

A NAS device is an appliance that directly connects to the network either through a hardwired Ethernet (RJ45) cable or via Wi-Fi, thus creating a LAN instead of WAN. It is assigned an IP address, and data transfer between users, servers, and a NAS via TCP/IP. NAS operates with a traditional file system - either a New Technology File System (NTFS) or NFS for remote file services and data sharing. All storage on the device is accessed at the file level through a file

Topics

#NAS#File-level storage#Network Attached Storage#Storage solutions

Community Discussion

No community discussion yet for this question.

Full 350-601 Practice Browse All 350-601 Questions